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Chinese hamsters are probably the most uncommon, certainly when it comes to finding hamsters in pet shops. They can be quite friendly little hamsters and often have a good temperament. You can keep them in pairs but if they fight they will need to be separated. They are quite small when fully grown and look a bit like a mouse except they don't have long tails. |
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Black-eyed
White (courtesy of John Matthews)